UAS MK Bahasa Inggris

Oral discourse is text in the form of a series of sentences transcribed from a series of sentences. Examples of oral discourse include conversations, sermons, and radio broadcasts.

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Examples of oral discourse include conversations, sermons, and radio broadcasts.

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Examples of oral discourse from short conversations such as: A. Hello B. Goodbye.

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Types of oral discourse based on communication objectives consist of descriptive, expository, argumentative, persuasive and narrative discourses.

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Narrative discourse is a discourse that contains a story.

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Oral long discourse is formal and orderly and usually extended expression of thought on a subject.

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Example of oral long discourse :

Rohit        : You look bit down. What’s the matter?

Mahesh    : (Sighs) Nothing much

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According to linguist Michael Halliday, discourse is "a unit of language larger than a sentence and which is firmly rooted in a specific context.

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Example of oral long discourse of conversation on exam preparation:

 

Rohit         : How is your preparation for the exam going on?

Mahesh      : Not too bad, overall. I’m worried about English and chemistry, though. How is yours going on?

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Examples of oral discourse of conversation on conversation on planning a picnic:

 

Rohit: I have been thinking about going out on a picnic since the last weekend. What do you say?

Mahesh: Not a bad idea. I’m up for it. Even I’ve been tired of loitering around malls and movie theaters on the weekends.

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